Good Morning Steve -- Very nice images. Good round stars -- looks like
tracking is under controll. I'm fighting the same weather as you are here
in S.E. PA. My setup is rather similar but as follows:12" lx200 ST7-E, AO7.

Have you tried DDP to bring out more core detail in the globulars (My
favorite targets)? For comparison you might want to look at my M13 at
f/10 with DDP taken taken 6/04 and 7/01 at:

http://home.early.com/~floch/lnai22.htm

best regards

Frank


> After weeks of cloudy, rainy, and hazy humid weather here in the northeast
> I managed to get in some observing time within this past week. I imaged
> M92, NGC 6229, and M13 in both b&w and RGB color. Compare at
> http://www.mv.com/ipusers/astron/CCD_images.htm
>
> Steve Stefanik
>
>


Best Regards,

Frank Loch

Try Deep Space 99 at:

http://home.early.com/~floch/index.html

TPoint & DEC Bearing Mod at:

http://home.early.com/~floch/observatory.htm

Hubble's Variable Nebula project page:

http://home.early.com/~floch/lnai20.htm

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